Flash and XML Photo Slideshow Flash script

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Flash and XML Photo Slideshow is a professional photo slideshow with smooth fading transition effect. Flash and XML Photo Slideshow is a professional Flash and XML photo slideshow with smooth fading transition effect. Add unlimited images! You don't need the Flash software for editing the gallery. You can easily add, edit or delete pictures by editing the xml file in Notepad. Creating your own Flash image slideshow has never been easier! You need Flash Player 7.0 and above to view this Flash Photo Gallery. Features: - Smooth transitions from one image to another using the fade in and fade out effect - Add unlimited number of images - Images are loaded externally from a photos folder - Edit flip speed, shadow, cache size, bacground color, flip sound, images etc. in an easy-to-edit xml file - Includes a preloader for images
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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